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Thursday, January 4, 2018

Racist mania

Have you ever been called a racist? I have. I’ve
been called a racist by a member of my own family. She’s known me since infancy.
She’s never heard me express a racist thought in her entire life. It’s one of the
ugliest personal labels imaginable against another human being. She knows I’m
not a racist. But I support President Trump so she called me a racist.

At least I’m not alone. Anyone who voted for or
supports Donald Trump is a racist. That’s what she and the rest of the hard
line leftists among us believe. Anyone who disagrees with any part of their irrational
politics is a racist. They see racists behind every tree. Those who criticized President
Obama, for example, are racists. Conservatives are racists. Republicans are
racists. Libertarians are racists. Nationalists are racists. All white people
are racists. Every political or social motive is racist.

It’s racist mania.

Farmer’s markets are racist. Did you know that?
Yes, it’s because farmers’ markets cause“environmental gentrification” in which “habits of white people are
normalized.” Farmer’s markets are “white spaces” oppressing
minorities. They’re “exclusionary” because locals cannot “afford the
food and/or feel excluded from these new spaces.” Obviously then, all
farmers, including minorities, who sell their crops at farmer’s markets are
racists.

Many of the trees that racists are hiding behind
are racist themselves. That’s right. A row of trees separating a golf course
from a “black” neighborhood have been deemed“racist” and must be chopped down. The mayor of Palm Springs and
other city officials promised residents they would remove the tamarisk trees
and a chain link fence along the property line as soon as possible because the
trees were planted for racist reasons in the 1960s, and remained a
lasting remnant of the history of segregation in the city.

People who object to federal spending have a
racist motive, according to a studypublished in the American Politics Research
journal. Despite benefitting the most from taxes, people in many of the United
States’ poorest regions appear to oppose federal spending due to bigotry. “As
one might have guessed from the racial undertones often present in public
discussions on fiscal politics, greater racial resentment was associated with
lower support for spending,” the report noted.

The list goes on and on.Leftists think that they can have their way politically
if they call all their opponents racists.